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Three concrete wraps on exec_command / write_stdin via the existing
Shell capability configure_tools mechanism, plus one skill-doc fix.
All wraps fire on both Responses and chat-completions paths; the
chat-completions error-as-result wrap still stacks on top when needed.
- write_stdin: decode the common escape forms in `chars` (\uXXXX,
\xXX, \n \t \r \0 \a \b \v \f \\). Models routinely send the
literal six-char string `` intending the ASCII control byte;
the SDK takes chars verbatim so the byte never reaches the PTY and
documented mechanisms like Ctrl-C, arrows, and Escape silently
don't work. Allowlist regex over recognized escapes only —
unrecognized sequences like `\p` pass through untouched.
- exec_command: catch InvalidManifestPathError and rewrite to a
model-actionable message ("workdir must be a path inside
/workspace") using the exception's structured `context["rel"]` so
we don't need to string-match the SDK's wording.
- Both tools: catch pydantic ValidationError once at the wrap and
reformat into a short "{tool}: invalid arguments — {field}: {msg}"
string. Covers empty cmd, missing required fields, ge/min_length
violations on max_output_tokens and yield_time_ms — and any future
schema field the SDK adds.
Updated python.md guidance: the `shell=` parameter is for swapping
POSIX shells (bash/zsh/sh). Interpreters belong in `cmd` —
`cmd="python3 -c '...'"`, not `shell=python3`. The `shell=interpreter`
shortcut breaks in interpreter-specific ways (python needs `-c`,
node/ruby/perl need `-e`) so there's no clean code fix and we don't
try one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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